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Dr. Moskowitz to Observe the
Farms and Schools of Re-
construction Fund.
CONCRETE GARBAGE and
N ENV YORK. — Dr. Henry Mosko-
witz, chairman of the executive com-
mittee of the Ort Reconstruction
De net troll until • Court Notice Is sent
Fund, was the guest of honor at a'
. Prtee will Increase 20 per tort
Sir Herbert Samuel will return to Vienna for two days during the latter bon voyage party given by his friends
Cali
part of August in order to witness the sessions of the Fourteenth Zionist and co-workers of the Ort Reconstruc-
H. M. KOFFMAN
Congress, the Jewish Telegraphic Agency learns.
tion Fund at the Hotel Roosevelt, on
912 E. HANCOCK ST.
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Residence: Melrose 6556
Thursday, August 13.
Dr. Moskowitz, who will sail for
Seventy-seven thousand immigrants entered Palestine since the year
615 Detroit Sayings Bank Bldg.
Europe on Aug 15, has long been as-
is
learned
from
an
official
statement
published
in
Jerusalem.
The
Main 0397
1919, it
sociated with the work of Jewish re-
majority of these immigrants were Polish Jews.
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construction in Central and Eastern
A federation of all Jewish institutions and organizations of Buenos Aires Europe sponsored by the Ort. His
was formed at a meeting held there at which representatives of all chari- trip to Europe is occasioned by a de-
Specializing in the Settlement of
table, philanthropic, religious, social and Zionist organizations were present. sire to visit those cities in which the
Claims and Controve Without
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Ort maintains its institutions of trade-
training and agricultural develop-
Court Proceedings.
One of the main streets of the city of Leipzig will be named after
Walter Rathenau, German Jewish foreign minister who was murdered by ment.
A year and a half ago the Oct ini-
anti-Semites three years ago, according to a decision of the city govern-
tiated a move for the creation of a
ment of Leipzig,
One
Million Dollar Fund to subvert
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these functions. The campaign was
Several hundred Jewish laborers in Palestine have been sent out from begun last winter after a nation-wide
Lawyer-Arbitrator
the cities to a number of colonies where employment was found for them. conference at the home of Adolph
Three hundred and fifty agricultural laborers from Haifa have gone to Lewisohn, who is the honorary presi-
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Petach Tikwah, Iledera and other colonies.
dent of the organization. Since that
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time a substantial amount of money
Thirteen
of
the
Jewish
refuges
who
were
stranded
in
Marseilles
are
has been received and sent to Europe
Detroit.
leaving shortly for America, according to a report received in Paris. Some while many of the larger centers
of the other refugees stranded in Marseilles will go to Palestine and the throughout the country have pledged
remainder will settle in France with the assistance of the Committee on campaigns to take place early this fall
or during the winter. Among those
Jewish Refugees.
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Alter•tions, Remodeling Stor•
included are the following:
Philadelphia,
Fronts, Brick and Cement Work,
Chicago, $150,000;
The doors of the Roman Catholic churches in Palestine will be closed
to "immodestly" dressed women. An order to this effect addressed to all $100,000; Cincinnati $30,000; Sun
General Contracting.
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$12,000;
the Catholic priests of the country has ben sent out by Cardinal Barlassina, Francisco, $35,000; Denver,
J. LEWIS
Papal representative to the Holy Land. The order also requires the priests Oakland, Cal., $6,000; Cleveland,
$60,000; Pittsburgh, $40,000; Roch-
Northw•y 0 960
to refuse holy communion to women who are dressed immodestly.
ester, $10,000; Albany, $5,000; At-
lanta, Ga., $10,000.
A Jewish labor bank with a capitalization of 1,200,000 roubles ($600,-
Dr. Moskowitz plans to visit Rus-
000) will be established in Moscow soon for the purpose of extending credit
sia, Poland, Roumania, Lithuania,
to Jewish laborers. The Jewish labor bank will have a similar status to
Latvia and Czecho-Slovakia. Ile will
the agricultural societies in Russia, but it will also enjoy the right
meet with the European Council of the
to receive foreign capital to assist in conducting its operations. The main Ort Reconstruction Fund in Paris
Electrician
office of the bank will be in Moscow, with branches in various parts of the
and Berlin, from which points he will
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country.
proceed east to the farm colonies and j
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Wiring and Repairing
trade schools of the Ort. His program
An appeal to French Jews to subscribe to the latest French loan has includes a complete survey of the work
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been issued by the Chief Rabbinate of France. The papeal states that the being dune, as well as the possibilities
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loan presents a good investment and urges the Jews to do their share toward for its maintenance and extension. Ile
making the loan a success in order to show the world France's vitality. will return late in the fall with a com-
Bookkeeping Systems
"We must complete the delivering work of the soldiers in the world war," plete report on the conditions of the
Audits
Weekly or Monthly
Jews in Central and Eastern Europe.
the appeal declares.
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Professor Robert Kahn, a brother of the American banker, Otto H.
was
Kahn, celebrated his sixeth birthday
a in Berlin. Professor Kahn, who
%V ES a pupil ■ if Brahms. Ile was invited to
n 1865,
born at Mannheim
iti
Berlin by the famous violinist, Joachim, and became known in Germany
as a composer and pianist. In Leipzig he founded a choral union and organ-
ized concerts. In 1898 he was appointed professor of theory and composi-
tion at the Royal Academy of Music in Berlin.
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astonished that Ilungary which is pro- I nient was made here by Attorney
testing to the world against the ill Phelps, member of the New York
treatment accorded Hungarian sub- I State Assembly, who was interviewed
jects in Roumania is herself oppress-by the Hungarian press on his arrival
inc the Jews in Hungary." The state- I here.
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peasants will go to Vienna during the sessions Another question that will be pre- i
The threat that 15,000
I of the Zionist Congress to attend a peasant carnival and to express, their vented to the Aug. 23 conference will
protest against the holding of a Zionist gathering in the capital of Austria be proposals for the distribution of i
is contained in a memorandum which was presented by an anti-Semitic dele- the funds that will be raised in the
gallon to the Austrian premier, Remelt The anti-Semites declare in their campaign, with special reference to
memorandum that the peasants will not pass in silence the fact that per- Jewish agricultural colonization in
mission was given the Zionists to hold their congress in Vienna and they various parts of Russia, constructive
and sanitary work and medical relief I
state their intention to cause disturbances.
in all European countries and Pales-i
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The word "Zhid," insulting term for "Jew," the most hated word in
eel to reserve one sermon during the
the life of Russian Jewry since persecutions against the Jews began in coming High Holy Days for the purd
that country, may at last be excluded from the White Russian lexicon as pore of appealing for the campaign
A
proposal
to
this
effect
has
been
tonal feelings
h
o made to the Jewls
White Russian government by the central executive committee in accordance with the timely instrue- •
of the Communist party of White Russia. "The insulting word," the pro- tions that will be given to him after
t. D. C 's conference to be held j
I SAYS
posal asserts, "should be replaced by a more suitable synonym."
the
the early
erly part of September."
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The other wing is organized Jew- ' I
against the Zion-
Despite the persecutions which are going on in Russia
ish
labor,
which
at
a
special
confer.
learned from reports coming
ists, Zionist activity has not diminished, it is
ence participated in by the United 1
BUDAI'EST.—(J. T. A.) —"I am
from Moscow. In the sale of shkolim (membership in the Zionist Organiza- Hebrew Trades, Jewish National La-
tion) which has been going on in Russia, a total of 45,000 have been sold bor Alliance, Jewish Socialist Federa-
in a few days, although this work had to be carried on secretly and in the tion, Poale Zion and a number of la-
absence of proper organization. Of the total number of shkolim sold so bor unions, indorsed the project ands
and 20,000 by the Left Zeire Zion.
far, 25,000 were sold by the Ilitachdut • 0
laid plans for lining up their con- 1
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stituencies. The conference appoint.'
An attempt to summarize last year's Jewish colonization work in Russia eel a committee of 17, with Alexander
is being made by the Jewish agronomists of White Russia, who are holding Kahn as chairman, to organize a gen- I
a conference in Minsk. The conference, which aims to plan further work eral conference of organized Jewish
in the line of Jewish colonization, was greeted by officials of the govern- labor to be held in New York City
mant and representatives of various institutions. Promis . e
on Aug. 23, at which a complete plan !
meat's financial support for the Jewish colonization work was made to the for co - operation wit h David A.
conference by the representatives of the Narcomzem, the government corn- Brown, national chairman of the cam-,
raittee for Jewish land settling
I
paign, will be submitted.
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papers was exemplified recently in the town of Sedlec when a local Poale
Zion worker, Joseph Sluszni, died. Sluszni was very popular in the town
large number of Jews attended his funeral. This aroused the wrath
and a
o f the local a nti-Semitic sheet, Pszaczel Naroda, which wrote as follows:) Owing to the departure of former
th at on Sunda' (the day of Sluszni's funeral) there was groups, new officials were chosen to '
" It is surprising
no pogrom nor any active protest against the whole comedy presented by
fill the following offices: Chief bed,
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d y
inspector, Elizabeth Janofsky; assist-
the gathering of all anti-government elements arcun t h e bo
ant bed inspector, Ethel Edelstein;
communist."
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Objections against the proposed naturalization of aliens bill were ex- garbage
commissioners,
Leo . az in
and Melvin
Metz; police commission-
pressed at the monthly meeting of the South African Jewish Board of Depu-
ties held in Johannesburg, South Afrcia. A protest was voiced against
the
of
at es
•
ce rtifi c at
power the bill proposes to give to the m
naturalization already granted. Bernard Alexander presided at the meeting.
A notification was also received from the Transvaal education department
advising that it had agreed to include Hebrew as a subject for the secondary
school leaving certificate examination, which is equivalent to the matricu-
er, Anna Kahn (during the former
regime she was sheriff but, due to her
efficiency, she was promoted) ; paper
commissioners, Rudolph sisters; orch-
ard commissioners, Sarah and Minnie '
Myro; court clerk, Lillie Myro; se-
cret service man, Aaron Einhorn; fly
commissioner, Edith Bogamaz; boat
lation examination.
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commissioner and swimming director,
A sentence of death has been imposed on two government tax collectors, Mrs. M. Shubow.
Morozowsky and Perednitnehenko, accused of counter-revolutionary
The entire camp family visited the
activities aiming to undermine the Soviet financial policy. Both men for-
merly belonged to the reactionary "two-headed eagle" element and were a nnual Oakland County Fair at Mil.'
known as anti-Semites and pogrom leaders, participating in the Petlura ford, chaperoned by Miss Blume I.
and Denikin Jewish massacres. Is the course of the trial of Morozowsky Levin, the present camp resident di-
and Perednitnehenko, proofs were adduced showing that when they were rector.
employed as financial inspectors in the town of Belotcherkoff, they made
The public will note that no one has
the life of the Jewish taxpayers unbearable by constant abuse.
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been named mosquito commissioner,
Engineers employed by Mavromatis, the Greek citizen whose case which is due to the high altitude and
against Ruttenberg in connection with the concessions for the elecrtifica- dryness of the camp site. We are
tion of Palestine was recently heard before the international tribunal at one of the very few camps that is free
The Hague, are investigating the possibilities of establishing an electric from the usual summer pests.
rower house for water supplied in Jerusalem, the Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Immediately after court adjourns
in Jerusalem states. According to the plans of the Mavromatis engineers,
water for the operation of the proposed power station will be brought from the family gathers around the camp
Oja Work will be started in the coming autumn, it was stated. An attempt fire, where nightly programs are held,
Mavromatis to build an electric surface car system in Jerusalem failed including folk songs, recitations,
by
story telling and readings from Sho-
because of the objections of Governor Storrs, it is also learned.
lem Alerhim and other well known
The new immigration ordinance in Palestine will not give the Jewish chief humorists.
immigration officer power to deport opponents of the Zionist policy, Col.
Leopold S. Amery, British Colonial Secretary, declared in the House of Cadillac Company Receives
Commons. Colonel Amery's statement was made in reply to a question
Telegrams of Enthusiasm
from Sir Frank Sanderson, who wanted to know whether charges that the
Over New Model.
motive of the new immigration ordinance in Palestine was to place dic-
tatorial powers of deportation in the hands of the immigration officer. "The
Hundreds of congratulatory tele-
power of deportation," Colonel Amery said, "lies exclusivly with the High
Commissioner, not with the chief immigration officer. Hence, there is no grams received by Lynn McNaugh-
need for fear that this ordinance will be abused with respect to opponents ton, vice-president and general gales
manager of the Cadillac Motor Car
of Zionism in Palestine."
Company, from distributors, dealers
The trial of Liachowetcky, agent provocateur and known as the "Little and owners in all parts of the coun-
Azeff," accused of serving the Ochrana, the Russian secret service, under try, reveal that the reception given
Czarist regime, and betraying revolutionists since 1906, is now taking the new Cadillac, recently announced,
the
O dessa. The facts in the course of the trial no far reveal that surpassed that ever given a Cadillac
..iachowetcky's activities began in Checkoff while he was a prisoner on po- Car.
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litical charges. He gained the confidence of fellow political prisoners.
learned their revolutionary secrets and later betrayed them to the govern- the public is one as to how the com-
pany
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ment. Among well-known revolutionary leaders betrayed to the govern.
ment by Liachowetcky were Meerowitch and Lebedeff, who entrusted him demonstration convinces to be the
finest Cadillac ever produced, at a
with plans for the assassination of the Odessa chief of police, Niedgardt. It
price lower than that of its prede-
has also been disclosed that Liachowetcky was entrusted by the revolution-
csesors. The telegrams also reveal
ists with the scheme, worked out by Engineer Ruttenberg, alias Martin, to
an almost universal comment on the
Czar.
Liachowetcky
imme-
of
the
undermine Tsarkoeselo, the residence
diately informed the Ochrana of this conspiracy, which resulted in the im- car's greater performance, easier
riding, greater simplicity in construe
prisonment, exile and hanging of numerous revolutionists.
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